Keenan Allen's wife celebrates his historic milestone with heartfelt sideline pictures

Keenan Allen hit a big milestone on Sunday and his wife, Ciandra celebrated his achievement. During the Week 5 matchup against the Washington Commanders, Allen became the fastest player in the history of the NFL to reach 1,000 career receptions.

Ciandra Allen shared a glance of her matchday look, a sidelined photo with Allen and celebrated his history making performance. Ciandra Allen paired Allen's Chargers jersey with a denim skirt and gray sneakers.

"always keeping it 1- THOU’ WOW #careermilestone #fastestplayerto1000" Ciandra captioned the Instagram post.

The Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver did so in just 159 games, surpassing the former Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Marvin Harrison Sr., who did so in 167 NFL games.

Keenan Allen had five catches for 58 yards during Sunday's 27-10 defeat to the Washington Commanders. In five games this season, Allen has registered 29 catches for 289 yards and three touchdowns.

Keenan Allen's wife Ciandra celebrated his 13th NFL season

Keenan Allen returned to where it all started this year, with the Chargers. In anticipation of his 13th season in the National Football League, his wife Ciandra celebrated the start of the new season.

Ciandra posted a series of pictures in a post on Instagram last month. In the first photo, Ciandra and their four children visited the wide receiver at training camp. In another picture, the family of six can be seen celebrating his return to Los Angeles at the Chargers' practice facility. She also appreciated the Chargers' fan base and their warm welcome back to the team he played 11 seasons with.

"Home in August szn 13 for #13 ️" Ciandra Allen shared.

Keenan Allen was drafted by then-San Diego Chargers in the third round of the 2013 NFL Draft. He remained with the organization until March 2024 when he was traded to the Chicago Bears. He played one season with Chicago before he became a free agent and resigned with Los Angeles on a one-year deal in August.

The Chargers were off to a great start this season with a 3-0 record. Losses to the New York Giants and Washington Commanders in consecutive weeks now has them at just one game above a .500 record.